Seems Ukip Support Is Collapsing As Predicted! They are now fallen back to below 10% from their high around a month ago.

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Hi,

as regular readers of this blog will have noted, we have for a considerable time pointed out our belief that Ukip had reached its zenith and its support would collapse as the realities of the General Election dawned upon the British peoples.

Ukip has provided a useful role as the dustbin in which protesters could cast their votes to mark their opprobrium for the two main parties, a dustbin used when there was nothing of consequence at stake.

The foolish expansion into complex uncosted policies showed Ukip for what they are when had they merely related each policy to EU matters and had avoided being corrupted by the generosity of the bribes available in the EU they could have continued to build their credibility.

Sadly they lacked the gravitas, vision and intellectual ability and were bereft of integrity and a sound vision for the future,

Ukip’s abject failure over 22 years to make any serious impact has been largely due to inadequate leadership and the total failure to devise, let alone promote, a sound, responsible and honourable EU eXit and survival policy for our country.

The low grade of those gathered around Nigel Farage as candidates and officers, elected or staff has proved catastrophic for the party all be it that it was essential to Nigel Farage who feared anyone of ability who might challenge him as his ability was but skin deep.

The truth is slowly surfacing and the public realise that there are too great dangers in wasting a vote on Ukip – firstly they might deny the Tories a majority which would put an EU referendum in jeopardy and secondly the great danger of putting the clearly inadequiate Ed Milibank in office and risk him bankrupting Britain under the malign influence and hatred of the SNP hard core and malign influences in both Plaid and the Welsh Labour party.

All of which would lead to our being locked into the EU until it finally collapses in its wars of disassociation. Were there no form of state aid already the majority in Britain are little more than a month away from homelessness and famine!

Ukip, Labour and the SNP are a risk too far for informed voters and hopefully a growing number of the electorate.

If my predictions continue to be realised we can expect further revelations about Ukip and possibly arrests before the election that will help to continue their fall from populist trust – this will enhance Britain’s possibilities of managing to Leave_the_EU and rebuild our fortunes on the global stage.

I stand by my prediction that Ukip are unlikely to have any MPs elected and there is virtually no chance they would have sufficient elected, in their wildest dreams to have any significant influence – look how very little they have achieved in the EU beyond being scorned for their outbursts and offensive manners and being alied to some of the most odious racists, anti homosexual, anti jewish extremists in EU politics – numerous with convictions for their extremism.

That was with over 20 MEPs and an income in the £Millions annually – a far cry from their expectations in British politics where they have consistently failed to achieve their party goals for 22 years beyond the enrichment of some in their management structure.

Are YOU prepared to wait another 22 years to MAYBE make progress to Leave_The_EU.

Let us hope my predictions continue to be validated!

General election: New poll shows big gains for Labour and Tories at expense of Lib Dems and Ukip

Ukip polling at below 10% for the first time in more than a year

Adam Withnall Author

Thursday 12 February 2015

Nigel Farage Preaching to the Concerted at Canvey Island.

A new poll suggests that support for Ukip has fallen below 10 per cent for the first time since November 2013, as Nigel Farage prepared to launch his election campaign.

As the party leader gave a speech in Essex in which he declared that Ukip was “picking up support from across every social spectrum”, an Ipsos Mori poll for the Evening Standard showed the party down two points at nine per cent.

The Lib Dems were also down in the poll at six per cent – its lowest level for 25 years. Nick Clegg admitted to listeners on LBC Radio that his party had “clearly taken a hit in the national polls”.

Gaining from both their losses were the Tories and Labour, with Ed Miliband’s party up two and now firmly leading the way on 36 per cent. The Conservatives gained a single point, up to 34 per cent.

Nigel Farage’s own personal ratings have also received a hit, down five points since the last Ipsos Mori survey – but it is worth noting that half of voters said they could yet change their minds between now and the general election in May.

Also speaking today was Mr Miliband, who launched Labour’s education policy at his old school in north London.

Party sources said he was expected to repeat claims that major Tory donor Lord Fink engaged in tax avoidance as the row over tax allegations against HSBC escalates.

A separate poll released today by Comres in association with ITV News showed that the Labour leader has gained some support over his recent disputes with British businesses.

When asked what they thought about his recent criticism of the likes of Boots boss Stefano Pessina and ex-M & S chief Lord Rose, 49 per cent said it showed Mr Miliband was on the side of ordinary people. Just 27 per cent took the other option – that it showed he was a danger to the UK economy.

Labour nonetheless trailed some way behind the Conservatives as the party people would most trust to promote economic growth.

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